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US pipeline protester’s obstruction conviction overturned by appeals court

New trial for Mylene Vialard after Minnesota judges find ‘pervasive’ prosecutorial misconduct in Line 3 protest case

The Guardian - US

‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detainees face abuse and are denied due process, say lawyers

Judge hears arguments in ACLU suit about Florida immigration facility Trump hailed for its harsh conditions

The Guardian - US

50 Vintage Native American Family Photos That Will Fascinate You

We bridge the gap between past and present to offer 50 fascinating glimpses into the family lives of Native Americans at the turn of the 20th century.

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Another gold rush is reopening mines in South Dakota

Interest in Black Hills gold mining has soared along with the price of the metal

The Independent UK

Native American group announces plans to end largest ‘powwow’ after 40 years without explanation

For more than 40 years, tens of thousands of people have descended upon New Mexico for what is billed as North America's largest powwow

The Independent UK

US judge denies request to halt Oak Flat land transfer to copper mining company

A U.S. district judge has denied a request by a Native American tribe and environmentalists to stop the federal government from transferring land in Arizona for a massive copper mining project

The Independent UK

'Never Again': Indigenous Bolivians Sour On Socialism

A giant cruise ship dominates the skyline in the city of El Alto in landlocked Bolivia, a symbol of the transformation of an Indigenous bastion keenly fought over in Sunday's presidential election.

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FBI returns stolen document signed by conquistador Hernán Cortés to Mexico

US officials did not say who had the 16th-century page that was missing from Mexico’s archives for decades

The Guardian - US

State of emergency declared in New Mexico following rise in crime and drug use

Local authorities and tribal officials in the county had called for state reinforcements to combat the escalating crime linked to illicit drug use

The Independent UK

30 Gripping Pictures That Tell The Real Story Of 1800s America

These 34 photographs capture a nation growing up fast, from the early days of our democracy to the dawn of the industrial age.

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Takeaways from AP's reporting on armed groups recruiting children in Colombia

The Indigenous Guard of the Nasa people formed in Colombia in 2001 to protect Indigenous territories from armed groups and from environmental destruction such as deforestation and illegal mining

The Independent UK

Violent guerrillas are taking Colombia's children. Unarmed Indigenous groups are confronting them

The Indigenous Guard of the Nasa people formed in Colombia in 2001 to protect Indigenous territories from armed groups and from environmental destruction such as deforestation and illegal mining

The Independent UK

Mysterious, New Easter Island Statue Appears In The Middle Of A Lake - Scientists Baffled: What Could It Mean?

A new moai statue, uncovered in a dried-up lake on Easter Island on 21 Feb 2023, raises questions about Rapa Nui's history and culture

International Business Times UK

Trump's push for drilling, mining sharpens debate for Alaska Natives about land they view as sacred

When Alaska Natives debate proposals to drill and mine the landscape of the nation’s largest state, it involves more than an environmental or economic question

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Gullah Geechee elders work to preserve sacred songs passed down by enslaved ancestors

A group of singers travels across the U.S. singing Gullah spirituals

The Independent UK

Burnt offerings, whispering to mountains: Inside Bolivians' rituals for Mother Earth

Every August, Bolivians climb mountains, light offerings, and whisper prayers to Pachamama, or Mother Earth

The Independent UK

4 people die in crash of medical transport plane on Navajo Nation in northern Arizona

A small medical transport plane crashed and caught fire on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, killing four people

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Garma leaves a mark on visitors from across the globe

As the 25th Garma wraps up, international visitors have shared their reflections, culture and gratitude for being invited to Australia for the festival.

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The Guardian - US

Reopen Alcatraz? Indigenous people say it’s more than madness – it’s historical erasure

The infamous prison became an Indigenous resistance site after it closed. Now, tribes fight Trump’s reopening plans

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Big lake in Quebec suddenly disappears, satellite finds | Space photo of the day for August 1, 2025

The lake was completely drained in the spring of 2025.

The Independent UK

After taking back land in Colombia, Indigenous prepare their youth to safeguard it

Indigenous Nasa children in Colombia's southwest region are being trained how to protect land their people have reclaimed from vast industrial sugarcane plantations

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50 Random Photos For Those With A Unique Sense Of Humor (New Pics)

Did these photos induce quick laughs, or did they make you cringe?

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh University’s ‘skull room’ highlights its complicated history with racist science

Skulls were collected from all over the world because of some academics’ fascination with the discredited belief that skull shape denoted intelligence

The Independent UK

Trump's demand for Washington NFL team name change ignores years of psychological data, experts say

President Donald Trump has threatened to block a new stadium deal unless Washington’s NFL team reverts its name to a racial slur

The Independent UK

Mexico City marks 700 years since its founding by Indigenous people

Mexico City is celebrating 700 years since its founding with public events on Saturday, highlighting its Indigenous roots

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